World Water Day Events
World Water Day, held on 22 March every year since 1993, is a global day focused on the importance of
Fishing in a warming climate
Greg Taylor, Watershed Watch Fisheries Advisor Certain events bring the effects of our changing climate into stark relief.
Aaron Hill: Update on the Big Bar Slide
Aaron Hill, executive director of Watershed Watch Salmon Society The Big Bar landslide on the Fraser River is
Job Posting: Water and Fisheries Specialist
Closing date: February 19, 2020 Put your knowledge and passion to work for B.C.’s wild salmon and the people and
Welcoming our New Operations Director, Shayla Walker
We are pleased to welcome our new operations director, Shayla Walker, to the Watershed Watch team! Shayla has worked in
Greg Taylor: An Overview of 2019’s Salmon Returns
Evidence of a Changing Climate It was 1993. I was in the passenger seat of a Cessna 185, bouncing not
Join us for a Wild Salmon Film Night in Revelstoke, Oct 18th
Join us on Oct 18 for a fun and informative evening in Revelstoke. We'll be screening two exciting new documentaries:
A Death Sentence for Fraser River Steelhead
Aaron Hill, executive director of Watershed Watch Salmon Society. This is how extinction happens. According to the provincial
The Invisible Miracle
Right now, one of the largest migrations in the animal world is happening here in B.C. While salmon are well
Salmon returns and fishing in BC: Highlights from the 2018 season
Executive Summary Overall, last year (2018) was another dismal one for B.C.’s wild salmon. All along our coast, and across